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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

Owing to the caucus and to legislation in
the Senate, which demanded the attention
of the members of the Texas Investigating
Committee, that committee had no session.
Mr.. Montgomery, Commissioner Of Pat
Cuts, called ON the President and notified
him Of his lCSilr to return TO the practice
of his profession in Michigan in the early
summer.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03
TWO AGAINST EIGHTEEN.

Several physirians have pronounced my I'll g..
case blood pfiNOn, "4Hscd by paint or lead IN
the paint, bat they could not euro me- u~t
Summer used eighteen bottles Of II largely
aivCl tisGl blood medicine, which did me no
moro good thau so much water.
have used only two bottles Of u. j.. i. an q
ann proud 10 say that lave received isiOa Gr
DcnchL from them than from tn" ct"ht cen,
ami am now rapidly recovering. jhCrc iS 100
question ahoutIthe superiority of L. u over
all blood remedies
20 ECynOiuS street. W. II. WurnY.
AuSU0, ia, April Glst 1856.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

Judge Monroe, Of New Orleans, rendered
n decision against the Great Southern Tcle-
phone and Telegraph Company. Five
thousand dollars was asked by the widow
Of j. l.. Tissot for the destruction of trees,
eto5 by the defendants employees. Judg-
mcnt for $3.50 is given.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

MI who desire. full information about the
cause Snd cure OF Flood rOi>OMH, Sc!OlUla and
SrrOfulOHS SwriliuG$, Ulcers, Sores, rncUma.
tlNln, Kidney complaints, tWtarrh, etc can
wonderful and startling PROOF ever before
known. Address, BLOOD BALN co.,
Atlanta, ca.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Henry NJ. Stanley has arrived at Zanzi.


'hc "olSI lor III years.
AC Lyons, Mich, the water is subSiding
ana puDiic confidence is being restored.
On account of the heavy tracks. the
NcW orleans races were again postponed
Secretary Manning has resumed his du-
ties at the Treasury Department.
Signor Depritis has failed to form n Cab
met or'Italy and has resigned his commits.
sion.
ArbOr Day was celebrated for the first
time yesterday by the public schools of
Alabama.
Many strikers arc clamorng TO he taken
back in Jersey City, but few have been rc-
ccivcd
Nry Ioron hoe ,o1.o,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,., or al
miniStraton on the estate Of the late Scnn
tor Logan in Cook county, Ill.
The pitt,burr stovr manufacturers Loyo
rorr.c i'',f'
men for an advance in wages
The New York s,rj(inm cnnncrs orr ,,ct.
tinr LacI ~ ,.IrI, ~ ',p t.C ~,
nl1ym"nt r9n hm fomnT 'i''' P''''' " ''>'' Gil,
At Monto,norr A., ,r,os1,,, u;,,,.,
an oil rcfnrrv wns hmrrrJ ;i',y THy,oi I'i5, j3.,
about So5 600 n,rtI,, inenrcI '"''' '''''
I, Nnu Vol. Di';,,I','',-: ' w.
and other cities Wnghin1,nm p;r, ,iH'I., , ,oi
observed viii uorm tIa7, w. IN ,jn|"J ""'
Thn co,,on -, ',''',. =, '''
,,llno Io|''''l "C INC S'ofcS on staten Island
insured for nrarIy ,"iIimn i Liinm LT".tc" WIS
1oo,,. .r.,, 49,,
J,n,.hh,rS JS "'Ty' W. ',,,v' SI'HW storm rage" at
,,;J,i.S' 80 ,'u,.';'iS' N"' yesterday. Inc auWCcnt
,rho lac. r.o,,, n., ',:'I
r,,inI Uii b.G b,U;'' l.tc "ii'ch "cSIr"ycu !hc
is ns,imotnd ~ u9n nnH ~ on'5",IlriE, - Nd' nnn'
,r, 80 ''',00'' i'''"'''icC '?l',ooV'
ncnsion hiIs s;',cn .,''S "piI}a"'"u % priv'G
ihrrn tn fnn,rrt .i,i',, "I,u ,i'ico
r,,, 0'o 40 '.'''"' "'o "i'iio'".
y nc lcViViu services OIL the h"V. Alr.
nN"I rr'I,S 'T thn l','o ,r III, h lGii,;HTple
monv '''''''' i'''' i'5 "co"
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nn,.cGn .l''nurcu IlahuS ,G1mploXCH IN the
nrr ''' oI,, In'a, rm Im'i,I r -, '";L$"n
thr dolrrre ''N '''''>0 VI
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~ Ir EtVctlN'lIc, TsI -hlSN.' !lNp2!ch says than
l.Ilni \ O. GInn !, ,'iI' ;r ,I m,nS, ~llI' @ nl'
nm nlL rruI,rn nyi.tn ''''''
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y, lanes James lI?w1rd' member Of the Raleigh
lyP"EEal,i''cal Cml"h, IrII dead ON the
Was br"urh' @ ON @ hI "[IS yrr.irm n.Tr,TG Iii r''"
- =" ''N'"S'
y, or:I'l' ai,hut! nGc'lh& "i the lnSIi'ut" OF
",,''" I,"I, 'MuG i'a'llcfS -NSN"CEt'i"h nr%9u
~ ,gr "llli'N 0ll'hSS Yesterday, and will
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=, 'l'''IcS H. rage mas nrcn cirricd to fill
M 'ur N";,nl %T;u III 'hG E,Hrly .mulh Com
;,'rSH from INC SHc"h" ol~trlrt "l l'h"dr
'>lar".
I"'' ,r% Lamont says 'h;'t the NccrctarN>h p
OF III" r'''S"ty mas not us yet hrrn "llcr' q
w.. any "''C: Al report" 10 'ilr contrary NOT
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

If You feet dI!}, drOwsv, 4, hiliutcd, havo
s0llOw color Of SKIN, or " UilUwish-hrOwn spots
on fac" or &'r!E, irrluCnl hCadachC or dizz-
n"s4, had taste IN mouth, Internal hCut or
chiiI9, alternating WIN hot lushcS, low spirits
and Eln0n,y Zone huju"s, MrVrlIN, appetite,
nnd coated tongue, You are suffering from
gndiRcSttOn, sT'pCpSiG; and EOrpid
AiTcr, or &Siii0E"nCSS.H In many
cases only part OF tl' s" SymptOma are expo
riCncGd: rs y irrHyiy for all such cases,
Ur. NicrcC'H fs"ihCn REcdicul Dis
cOycry 10 unsurpassed.
Eor, W":k f,Hu%H, Splitting or
Alo0", Sh1rinc~" OF RSrrH!n, 1Sron-
ki@drcd affections, it is un efficient rCmSdy
E0LD RN DrGUi>TS. st $500, or SIX
EEGR"TIfS 10" $500.
Srud tn cents il h:Htup3 for Dr.. Pierces
book on C"nsimpr,"n. Address.
WSrid's Api1rru%HTy TErdicaI AsSo.
citation, COB Main Street, BUFFALO, n. Y.
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/ ! ~
CURES AMI. HRUREOR9,

from common EsIotch, or Eruption,
to tho worst $cr0fuln. salt rR cum,
SISin, in short, al discusses caused by bad
blood are CONQUERED by this,poworful, pur-
Enting ulcers rapidly heal under it's be-
nign influence. Especially has it manifested
it's potency i'll curing TCttcr, Rose Rash,
HSoiIs, E0rbuuClcE, Sore Eyes, ScroH-
uIouS Sores ana SICCltings, Hip.
Joint DiEonsc, Whi to SyYcIlinSs,
q oitrc, or Til iCiI Ncci0, and Enlarged
Glands. Send ten cents in stamps for
large treatise, with ColorCd plates, on Skin
Discusses, or the Same amount for II treatise
on SCrOiuOus Affections
'FHEE EsEO0D rs FEEE EEFE.o
Ihor0ughly cleanse it by using Dr. Picrco's
SOldon Mchic0i s9iscoVcry, and good
HiScSitOu, ~ fair skim buONnDt Spir.
tan, and vital sire nGth, viii be CstNbIished.
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CONSUMPTION

which is &crofulu oS tho S.unga, is mr.
rested and cured hy fhiS ycmrdy if fnIScn no
fore the lnst stages Of the tligcasc arc reached.
from It's marvellous rowcr over this tcrrihly
celebrated remedy to tho public, DR.. PIERCr
thought, seriously Of calling it his ''Con.
SUMPTION CIYC,'' hut abandoned that
from it's wonderful combination Of tonic, or
Cmglhrnini:, alt ratiy", or hIoud-clcansing,
ani-hiljut'", r"c.nl9}l and ur,tritivC proper
ties, is iIuc'rjai q, i,"j c.I} ns Il remedy for
CouSunlNtoU, hut l0v - EIaTOpic DIS.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03
4 Good Planting Season.

The New Orleans Times Democrat SAYS
thntothiS is confcsscdly the best planting
season the Southwest has ever known.
From every portion of Louisiana Alabama
Mississippi and Texas come the most en-
courGging accounts of the planting. The
weather has been favorable throughout,
and not for one but for every variety of the
crops cultivated. The sugar planters are
not yet done congratulating themselves
over the good condition in which they find
!he seed cane, and the unexpected increase
in acreage they have consequently been
able to make, and the same favorable re-
port comes of the other crops.
The winter has been specially good for
fruit, etc, and there will be large yicId
this Spring and summer. There has been
just the right proportion Of rain, and the
ground is consequently in the very best con,
dtion for plowing and planting.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03
PITTS CARMINATIVE!
FOH INFANTS AND
TEETIIING CHILD r EN-.

An instant relief for collie Of infants.
InfaDtum or any diseases Of the stomach
and bowels. Makes the critical period
of Tcething safe and easy. is safe and
pleasant tonic. For sale by all druggists,
and for wholesale by Howard, WfGLEr
IL Co., Augusta, Ca.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

4 Western woman prayed for money
and found it, as though this was a miracle.
We know of several Eastern men that
preyed for money and found it..
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

X 4 u Pile tumors, rupture and fist,
uW, radically cured by improved methods.
Book, 10 cents in stamps. Worlds Dispen.
slry Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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DRUGGr.rs ENDORSE THEN.

Have sod quantity Of your Cuticurs Remedies.
One OF my customers, Mrs. Henry KNIT. who had
letter er IIdA to such extent to cause the
skin to peel of. and for eight years she suffer d
greatly. was completely cured by the use Of your
medicines.
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Who is Successful.

The man who brides himself on never
changing his views. on holding to the same
opinions he did quarter of a century ago,
shows that he has learned nothing in all
hat time and is proud of the fact The
farmer whose methods of culture OF the
soil and the breeding and feeding Of ami
mails are the same now as years ago shows
that he belongs to this stand still. learn
nothing. unprogressive class. Not that
new ideas and methods are necessarily
good because they are new and better than
old because the latter are old. But the
law in nature is law of progression and
if we would keep pace with the times we
must make progress. Progress, improve
ment and new discoveries when we come
down to actual facts consist only in a
better understanding of natural laws and
adapting our methods to harmonic with
them The successful breeder is he who
best understands the natural law in re-
lation to breeding bv which the good quail.
tiles become fixed and the bad are elimin-
/ ated, so of the successful feeder. He only
! applies the natural Jaws of nutrition to
the supplying of his animals with food
suited 10 the object he has in view, whether
meat. milk or physical growth; none %
these laws are Yet perfectly understood
and So there will always be much to learn
and the man whose mind is open to the
truth will find as each new year comes
round that his views in many respects
have been modified in the year past If
he does not he may as well question
| whether he has been living worthily and
profitaby Farmers RerieW
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GATH kenn.hps a1urnal.
State Pathological Society.

Arrangements are being perfected as
rapidly 20 possible for the winter meeting
oil the State Pathological Society which is
to be held at Pennington on the Sd and
4ih of February next. and the present in
directions point TO good meeting. Al
though Pennington is one of the best
places in Maine for the holding of a
Pathological convention. we believe this
is the first instance in the history of the
Society where it has held session in
Franklin county. The invitation to hold
the meeting there came from the Frank
lin county Agricultural Society, was
seconded BY the grange in that town, aud
backed up BY many of its foremost citi-
zens Pennington is easily accessible by
rail, is ia the centre of fine fruit growing
section, aud before the great calamity of
last tall was one OF the loveliest villages
Of Maine. Among those who are doing
a great deal to give interest to the meet
ing are ID H. knowlton, S r. Leland and
Cap. Chas. w. Keyes, Pennington !;
NJ C HOBBS, West Pennington; Edward
A. Hall Secretary OF the Franklin County
Society, Chesterville. and Phineas Whit
tier. Pennington Falls. The session OF
the convention will be held in Music
Hall Reduced rates are already secured
over the Maine Central and Sandy River
railroads, and the local committee has
attending the meeting. The plan inaugu~
rated last winter OF setting aside one ses
sion-either an afternoon or evening-to
subjects pertaining to Horticulture and
kindred topics. at which papers or essays
will be presented by several lady writer's
Will be feature at this meeting; and it
is hoped feature OF interest and value
Already several ESSAYS and sketches have
been promised. Among those who will
address the meeting or send papers to be
read are Hon. RUFUS Prince Of Turner :;
p Whittier of ChesterviIle; Mr.. G. w.
Merritt of Houlton; Mr.. Henry A
Sprague of Charlotte: Mr.. G. o. Mace
of Readtied; Mrs. C. w. Keves, Mrs.
Sarah B. Purington, Mr.. ID. II Knowlton
and Mr.. S. X. Leland OF Pennington
Mrs. Adde S. b. Weston of Madison
| C'Clarissa Potter" and Johns Wife" OF
lterature) Mr. w. p. Atherton of Hal
| -;
Gotta, and other well known writers. The
address of the President, Mr.. Charles S.
Pope of Manchester will also be a feature
of much interest. Other particulars of
the meeting will be given later. 1t will
be a great pleasure to Pennington people
and very gratifying to the officers of the
Society to see a large attendance of trui:
growers present at the meeting.
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We moved into very small house with
small silting-room in it, Plants being
necessity but money scarce, applied
the inventive talent possessed to provid-
ing place for them. The sitting room
can boast 4 large bay window on its SUNNI
side. and here for the plants.
First tie inside blinds were taken of
and carefully stored away. A carpenter
was called IN and he made broad shelf
that fitted the whole length of the bsv
1t came up as high as the lower part OF
the window, and was fitted with rollers Sc
that on cold nights it could be pulled into
the room.
Several pairs of iron supports, bough,
AT the hardware store for 30 cents pair
were put up to support three shelves fitted
into the bay half way up the window
also have eight swinging brackets fol
single plants; they are plain and cost ten
cents each.
! There should be very little Ornamental
tion about these things or the hanging
baskets or pots. II the plants are -four
| ishing that is attraction enough. The
pretiest effect lever saw in plant basket
was made from \ discarded egg basket
| The plants wound around the handle and
draped it all about. The old brown
basket brought out the cnors beautifully
have three OF them now.
Near the ceiling have hooks to which
strings run from brackets on each side Of
the window, which support Cobea scan
dens on one side. German ivy on the
other. They are now racing to NEE, each
other at the top, and pretty soon will tie
themselves into a true lovers knot.
Over this window is the text, "Oh, We
green things upon earth, bless We the
Lord SISTER GRACIOUS. in Populd,
Gardening
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Red Star Cough Cure

Prof. Grothe. Brooklyn Boa-d Of Health
says it ia free from opiates and is highly eff
cacious. Twenty-Five cents Il bottle
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Skine Scalp
Cleansed, Purified and Beautified
by the Cuticura Remedies.

For cls snsing the skin and Scalp Of Disfguring
Humors, for all wing itching. Burning and infsm
nation, foI curing the frsJ symptoms OF Eczema,
Psoriasis, Mix Erast, sczlv Head, Scrofua. and
other inherited skin and Blood Disetse.. CUTicUgA.
the great skin Cure, and cUricUkA SOAP. an
9ntsitr skin h. agIifer. extsrnatl<. and UrIcUgA
kEsoLvEsT, the new Blood Purifier, internally, are
in.allibIe.
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Mem A0berttsemen,s.
Please Don't Forgot, r.

That DR.. II James Connabis Iasiic1 Ia nr.u
Calcutta, India. from the pure,t and brspi NJ,
Hemp, and is the on remedy. either in tina, sn. ass
or this. that will positively and permansn,Iaualy
Cstarrh and Nervous Debility, or br,.tH sN
fresh cold In 2, hours. $3.50 per bottle thrs. Pa
ties o. so. Craddock Co. Proprletors. ioa, p eot
ST., Phia. ian,dsnse
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Caarrh In rs destructive force stands next TO and
urdoub IDLY leads on % consumption. 1t Is there
fore ring ular that tbD.e aii ted with This fearful
disease shou make 1t the object oi their lives
to rid itrmsI OF II. DrcepiIy" remedies CON
c0ced b. ignoraat prttenders to inrdcai kno Wedge
have weakened the couidrncc Of HE great majority
OF tuHefcTs ia NIL aivtrtized rrncdi"r. They become
resigned TO life Of MISERY rati-r than torture them
selves with houb tul pIliialivrs.
But mis- wi never do Caiarrh must be met at
every sage and combated with all our might. In
many cases the dis,u-e has assumed dan gerous symp.
toms. he bone and cartilage Of the nose, the or
ganH ot hraring Ot sering OF tasting so Affected
to be u.ees-, the uyuia elougnied. the throat
H. II tmrd md irriiHted ~ to produce CONSTANT
and dsttertin2 c ugh
bASFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase OF
CutBrrh. ron simple head III to the most ioath
some and d. snue'ive singrs. II is oca and C n ii
tutionnl. Instant in renewing, permanent In curing
safe, economical and never taxing.
EHciI package contains une ptie Of the RADICAL
CURE, Que box tATARRH. SOLVENT, and an I'M
PROVED ISnALfR. with trsati.e, prc". o..
POTTER DHUG l. CHEMICAL. Co, BoSToN.
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SALT RHt.uM CURED.

I was troubled with salt Rh~um for number OF
years, 70 hat he skin entirely came of one Of my
hands from The finger tips 70 he wrist. ! tried rem
l commenced taking CUTICUKA kEMkDfks, and now
i am entirely cured.
Ell. PARKER. s79 Northampton St., Boston.
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WINCHE STER,a

matchless Remedy for ConsumniiooA
every stage of the disease. Fer Cough w
Lungs. Throat Dis asses, Loss Of Flesh and Avn
and every form Of General Debil il Is an unsp
Specific Remedy. BE SURE AND GIT WINES
TER'S EPARATIoN. 81 and ~ per bot,is ~.
by Druggists. WtNCHEsTEk q Co cS s0e
lists. No. IL Dey ST., N. Y. jap,dtSaeN
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a COMPLETE CORE.

hsye suffer d all nv lie with skin si.eases Of
different kind, and ave never found permanent re-
lief until BY the advice OF AIRY friend, used your
valuable CUTfcUgA REMEDIES. I gave them a
thorough trial, using six bptiirs Of the CUTIcURA
REsoLyksT. two boxes OF CUrICCaA and SEVEN
cakrs Of CUTICUEA SOAP, and the result was rat
what had BEEN told II would b.-a complete cure.
BELLE WADE. Richmond. Va
Reference, q. W. Latimer. Druggist, Richmond, Va.
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no uEDICI>I.IIKE THEM

Mrs. ISAAC PHELPS, Rayenna, o.
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C.E.NYE. Druggist, Caaton. Ohio.
ITCHING, scALy, PInPLY.

For the last year have had species Of itching.
scnly and fImpiy humnrs on my face 10 which nave
applied great many M. he'd. OF treatment Without
suecess. AID which speedily and entirely cured
by CUTicUgA.
Mpa PHI LEI Ps Rauenna q
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We have soli your CuTicUEA REM DIES fer the
last six yeas, AID med cines our -hslyee give
better yaii-ihci ion
CT. ATHERrON, Druggist, Albany, N. Y.
CUTIcURA REMEDIES are sold sveryy here. Price,
CUrICUKA. 30 crht.. kK4oLyKsT, sl.".; ~oAP. u
cetts Prepared by tue rorrEn DRUG CHEMICAL
Co Boston,
send far "IIov 10 Cure Skin Diseases"
nrtIDc Pimples. kin flcmi dies and BABY
UhUDD, Iumots, cured BY tUrI.UKA soar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-08

Thoronghlv ctHuNn fto tiood. ahioh IS the
founUin - ita'u, eA ae." Tor. riHr Gold
en- Medical discovery. silf Oh ut-cs iuu, a
tair s1in. bdVtult s9itTts, vital STIR myth. ana
>uurdNoss uf constitution " IN he established.
Golden Medical Discovery orites al lUuyArS.
from the corlriou VHoNlc. tct,h. or crul on.
&C. tire woyst Sc,esf iia, or hioOti-poisOn. f.
prciallv las Is itnVcu Is efficacy m curing
salt-rhcur or 'fr5ttr. FCVyr-sorts, Hip-Jolnt
piscaso Scruculous Sou,s apG Swcllings @n-
farg-'d Glands and Faiths ,;gvrS.
Goldcn Medical Discovery cures Fonslnp-
tton (which is Scrofl'n of thc lUnSs. by its
wonderful hlo0d-purifvinE. iuNiW0rltiuy, and
nutriiive rrupcrtfes. For weak lungs. spit
ting of Blood. Shortncss of breath. bronchitis,
Severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred affec-
tons. il is a sovereign remedy. 1t promptly
cur,s the sevcrOst Coughs
For Torpid Liver BihcuSur~S. or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia. ana iniis, stion. l. is
an uneouacd remedy. sold by druggists.
DIR. pIEr3CE,S prEE1TS Anti.
Bilious and Casi, artic.
30. a vial, by druggists
iy,eod 4 vcow mr. "
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The stockholders Of Granite National apk of An
gusta, Maine. will hold their annual meeting for the
election Of directors and for the transaction Of AM
other legitimate business at their banking room II
Augusta, ON Tuesday, the 18th day Of January 1887
1t ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Dec. n. 1859. TREBY JOHNSON, Cashier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-22
LeIIS Morrison.

Next Monday evening Will ne un1ngun'
ated a moss important engBgsmss@t mi
the Grand Opera House Ii bslng tb<
initial perfarmanze In Los Angeles Of a
dramatizesI version of GoeSaeTs Immortal
poem, sFauzt." by BayIe BezuErds OF
London The author hla eliminated ALL
the riresouae and embarrassing mranHrer
contained IN the orlginaI. apd mas xnc-
ceeded In delivering themselves od q
most remarkable pdecs OF drananBr GnHer-
aturs. The play is dTsB8sd nn1lD five
aets- The first shows tine mua1HDr ot
the laboratory of DR. Frutuss wh6eh
changes To an Eastrr fesruUal I'm uhe
medieval German cT-y CT NursmSnrg-
The SECOND ACT reveals AarguenHHe s
Garden and homs. Tha tlhMrI s1wws uhH'
city 1t might mcludfmg tine squIre 0a
fountains. The f0urth Ia ths fGnn1us
Baccken scene, whaIe tine Last act ueveaAs
he uris.sn seeze, waleh G,BnGlHndes with
the grand apothsosszl AePAHz1@Fh
l. portrayed by LaHIz M0rrIa'Un- am ar1nsf
too xeIl known uo LOs Angeles uD nessa
any Imdorssm@E1- The NErgrsrIIe n
Mlss Celia AIsberz, An ae1rsss whD has
Developed renas.rkab4a P0wsr AMID
achieved a unnHr emEpGble rEpElGaI100-
Most of her professional career has bt'fm
passed ON tine Pscihs Coast. Gnsd sine ls
fast placing hersesf up0u a s1aRn f@D1lnig
In the East The supporting e'EmPhny
IL remarkably s1roug ONE Mir Mna-
liznu VOegflin mas paim1aa1 I'M Inns 1HHnEu1a-
bic style Ihs nmnnerUGs esDmnpLnfans@ set
rlmgz- These IncsMds several historical
Iy correct views of NuredniBurg- Ihs
great act Of the play. however N Tine
fourth, the acH5Dn OF whieh takes place
ON the summit Of Bc0eken I'M the famous
Hartz nrOantaiuzr en- WaIEGrgls nlgm1-
I0cation and timHe esielhua5e1 1Or uhr
locale of all mysterious TsutnmBr
legend.. In Thus act fffTy auXlEarRa$ ar'f
used Mr.. VoegaHln1s wark wIl me-
veal q masterpiece of 9r-p rhs
scene representing dark M0unlaHn pms
weird I'm Ins desal1llcn amid swfu1 nm Hts
majestic grandeur. the nnoon. stmum'dea
by dark cl0uds, shedding Liz RAYS Gnly
through truanr GreFleas I'm FITS euharenl
mask, EIscs ampIy fiHrsd fer tihE rsvsas
OF hell During tine act ars rsEsalf,d
imps, gOiDlIn=, tie1siz. uonA1ss.rIPs awd
monsters of all descriptions, thls nnOtIey
thrung presided ever by she arch hem@
himself Nepals-epheIes- Daring uhe
scene viii also be lntr0lwes@ m2my
startling and n0xeI sfse1s newer btfuus
seen ON the s1sge- As a whole tine pro
Gueti0n viii be full of exese,dlmg grsmd-
emr. and one whlcIh n baund to eurn-
mand the attention and lnzErsst OF every
theater- goer The engagement u f1r ONE
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